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Charles Jourdan (Shoes) 1973 Photo Guy Bourdin

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Charles Jourdan (Shoes) 1973 Photo Guy Bourdin
A period advertisement of 1973 for Charles Jourdan shoes, photographed by Guy Bourdin. Across a double page, two white deckchairs with green and yellow canvas face the sea, their sitters hidden but for bare feet, while platform sandals in yellow, blue and black stand on the sand in front.
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23 x 31 cm ·9.1 x 12.2"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1973.
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Year
1973
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Guy Bourdin  (1928—1991)
Accessories
Charles Jourdan [Shoes]
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Particularity
Double page (two separated pages)
Item #
C89-101370
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